Case study · Mobile platform
Bace: two mobile apps and a vendor dashboard, built as one platform.
PRP Webs designed and built Bace end to end — two mobile applications and a vendor dashboard that work together as a single connected platform. Not one app, but a full system: the apps users touch and the dashboard that runs behind them.
The challenge
Bace needed more than a single app. It needed two apps and a vendor dashboard that all share the same data and stay in sync — a platform, not a collection of separate pieces. That takes one team thinking about the whole system, not just individual screens.
What we did
Two mobile applications
We designed and developed two mobile apps for Bace — built end to end, from the interface to the code that powers them.
A vendor dashboard
We built a vendor dashboard so the team and their vendors can manage everything in one place — the control centre behind the apps.
One connected platform
The apps and the dashboard work together as a single system, so data and actions stay in sync across the whole product.
Design + development under one roof
From the first design to the working build, one team handled it all — so the look and the engineering match instead of being stitched together.
The result
Bace is a complete, connected platform — two mobile apps and a vendor dashboard built by one team, end to end. It shows PRP Webs can take on a full multi-app system, not just a single screen.
Frequently asked questions
What did PRP Webs build for Bace?
PRP Webs designed and developed the Bace platform end to end — two mobile applications plus a vendor dashboard that ties them together into one connected system.
Can PRP Webs build a multi-app platform, not just one app?
Yes. Bace is exactly that — two mobile apps and a vendor dashboard working as one platform. We handle the full system: the apps users see and the dashboard that runs behind them.
Do you handle both design and development?
Yes. For Bace we did both — design and development under one roof — so the experience is consistent and the build matches the design exactly, with no handoff gaps between separate teams.